Steaming: Preserving the Shape and Texture

Steaming is one of the best ways to remove wrinkles without compromising the structure or softness of your knit. Unlike ironing, which can flatten or damage delicate fibers, steaming rejuvenates them—especially the elasticity in wool—enhancing their natural state.

Pro tip: For quick touch-ups, a handheld steamer is ideal for freshening up your knitwear between wears.

Folding & Storing: Protect your knitwear and preventing stretching

Always avoid hanging knitwear, as this can stretch the yarns over time. Instead, carefully fold your knits and store them flat in drawers. Proper folding ensures that the garment retains its shape and avoids unnecessary stretching or creasing.

Wool and natural fibers are targets for moths and other critters, which can cause irreparable damage. We suggest using a natural a insect repellent such as cedar blocks or lavendar, not only does it deter unwanted guests, it keeps your folded garments smelling nice. Always store your knitwear in cool, dry places to prevent moisture buildup.

Tip: Fold along the natural seams of the garment to prevent odd creases.

Pro Tip: For long-term storage, consider keeping your knitwear in breathable cotton storage bags to protect it from dust while allowing the fibers to breathe. Avoid plastic containers or vacuum sealing, as fine knits—especially wool—need airflow.

Washing & Drying

Although we would love to provide the best washing and drying techniques, we strongly suggest to always follow the care instructions on the label. And if you are ever in doubt, leave it to a proffessional.